On Wed, 2008-02-20 at 10:35 +0100, Jens Axboe wrote:
> When non-blocking is set, ideally we want to return 0 if there's no hope
> of anymore data and EAGAIN if trying later may yield some data. So how
> about this instead?
>
Thank you Jens and Johann.
-Patrick
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On Wed, 2008-02-20 at 10:35 +0100, Jens Axboe wrote:
When non-blocking is set, ideally we want to return 0 if there's no hope
of anymore data and EAGAIN if trying later may yield some data. So how
about this instead?
Thank you Jens and Johann.
-Patrick
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[I initially sent this query inappropriately to an individual instead of
the list. My apologies.]
re: tee().. I was just playing around with the simple sample on the
manpage (included below) - it uses SPLICE_F_NONBLOCK as a flag.
on 2.6.22 X86_64 (ubuntu 7.10) when I run the sample. the tee()
[I initially sent this query inappropriately to an individual instead of
the list. My apologies.]
re: tee().. I was just playing around with the simple sample on the
manpage (included below) - it uses SPLICE_F_NONBLOCK as a flag.
on 2.6.22 X86_64 (ubuntu 7.10) when I run the sample. the tee()
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